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It might have been pretty well done but sure is bugly.
 
This looks like the offspring that results from my leaving my TR-3 and Sprite together alone in the garage. Not to my liking.

A red engine? Were the replacement engines red?
 
Hysterical... and those 59 miles are "original?" LOL
 
hcallaway said:
I figured it must have been hit in the rear end and this was his solution. The big question is why screw the doors up ?
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Likely looking at Fiat Jollys
 
hcallaway said:
I figured it must have been hit in the rear end and this was his solution. The big question is why screw the doors up ?
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You may be right! Perhaps he could no longer get the doors open!:eeek:

Kurt
 
Just remember...that car will never have door fitment issues....never have to spend hours and days shimming and adjusting....
 
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